Stuart Schneiderman: Do falling hemlines tell a tale?
posted by Helen at 10:01 AM
Friday, May 28, 2010
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8 Comments:
Only if they fall completely off.
GOB - then they show a tail.
Already seen it in the 1980s - the Dow was run against everything possible, and there were Superbowl coincidences, coincidences with the moons of Jupiter, with hem lines and with lots of other stuff.
This guy needs a new gig. And the picture looks like ... well, I'll stop here.
Oh, one more: "Therapists" and "life coaches" usually have the weakest academic credentials of anyone. But they have the most confidence that they know what life is about, and they will convey that information to you.
Really strange.
Although I'm a bitch about most people, I think Helen is reasonable except for these points:
1) Reading this Stuart Schneiderman guy.
2) Using "Dr. Helen", which is modern slang ala "Dr. Laura" and "Dr. Phil". Weak. Stupid. Too Trendy.
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@Tether: may I suggest a Camembert with your whine?
Hey Tether, why don't you quit WHINING like a CHILD and go enforce some CONTRACTS with the LAW???
Seriously though, I don't care much for the self-styled Advice Goddess Amy Alkon, but it is Helen's blog, and I don't begrudge her posting whatever she likes. It keeps my mind open.
Do falling hemlines tell a tale?
Too hard to tell without pictures.
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